Into the Bytecode

Pedro Gomes: WalletConnect v2, account abstraction, and building a communications protocol

Aug 11, 2022
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
Ethereum Foundation Grants
01:50 • 3min
3
Wallet Connect 2.0 - What's the Motivation Behind the V2?
04:38 • 2min
4
What Is Wallet Connect?
06:24 • 2min
5
Ethereum Wallet Connect
08:01 • 2min
6
Wallet Connect and Account Abstrapping
10:23 • 2min
7
Ethereum Is Not Gonna Cure Rare Diseases
12:05 • 3min
8
The Public Key Infrastructure on Ethereum Is Like a Public Good in the World
15:19 • 2min
9
Cryptocurrency and PGP Key Servers - Is PGP a Failure?
17:05 • 2min
10
Wallet Connect 2.0 Is Going to Be Quite a Big One in the Crypto World
19:32 • 3min
11
Login With Ethereum Is a Super Cool Idea
22:46 • 2min
12
Using Cryptocurrency to Manage Accounts on the Blockchain
24:34 • 3min
13
How to Improve the Wallet Experience
27:20 • 2min
14
Ethereum Wallet Connect - What Is It and How Does It Work?
28:57 • 2min
15
The Wall Connect Network Is a Decentralized Messaging Network
31:25 • 3min
16
Using a Wall Connect Network for the Chat API
34:39 • 3min
17
Using Light Clients in a Distributed Network
37:28 • 2min
18
Waku Waku Is a Generalized Messaging Protocol
39:08 • 2min
19
Waku Network APIs - Is There a Use Case for State Channels?
41:21 • 2min
20
Building a Federation on Top of the APIs
42:52 • 3min
21
Ethereum's Account Abstraction
45:37 • 3min
22
Ethereum and Account Abstrapping
48:09 • 2min
23
What's the Biggest Challenge for Web2 Chat?
50:14 • 3min
24
Is Welcome Chat Going to Be a Business Slash Chat?
52:45 • 4min
25
Wachenek Chat
56:38 • 3min
26
The Future of Cryptocurrency Wallets
59:23 • 3min